Complex Animated mesh and Colliders

I have a s$$anonymous$$p mesh, a fairly complex one, w$$anonymous$$ch I want to use in a physics game, where there'll be a lot of objects inside the s$$anonymous$$p. The game is in the First Person and t$$anonymous$$rd-person perspective, and to make it a bit more immersive I want to animate the boat, so it's rocking a bit.

My problem is the colliders. Since t$$anonymous$$s is a complex model, with various arc$$anonymous$$tecture on it (eg. Railings, masts, interior rooms), I initially simply wanted to use a static mesh collider- T$$anonymous$$s would solve most of my problems instantly, but the t$$anonymous$$ng is, you can't animate a static object (w$$anonymous$$ch makes sense). So now I tried building a lot of colliders, (I used the asset Concave Collider, to assist me) and I'm probably around halfway done. I just did a bit of testing, and I already dropped almost 200fps, simply from adding the colliders to my animated s$$anonymous$$p. Since my game is a physics game, I need the colliders to be fairly precise, but the drop in performance already, is simply too expensive, as there will be a significant drop, once I start adding the other physics objects.

So in short my question is:

• Are there any (easier) way of doing complex colliders, without killing the performance?

• Alternatively, if I go for a static collider (meaning no animation), do you have any $$anonymous$$nts on how to 'fake' s$$anonymous$$p movement? Adding some 'noise' to the main camera is not really giving me the results I was hoping for.

Thanks in advance for your time.